Orleans Crime Bulletin as of June 11, 2019-2023

A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress.  Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional.  More commonly, deaths initially…

Orleans Crime Trends as of June 4, 2023

A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress.  Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional.  More commonly, deaths initially…

Orleans Crime Trends as of May 29, 2023

A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress.  Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional.  More commonly, deaths initially…

Orleans Crime Trends as of May 21, 2019-2023

A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress.  Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional.  More commonly, deaths initially…

Orleans Crime Trends as of April 23, 2019-2023

A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress.  Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional.  More commonly, deaths initially…

Orleans Crime Bulletin as of April 16, 2019-2023

Newell Pt. 1 Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins Newell to discuss House Bill 321, the transition of juvenile offenders “upgrading” from property crimes to violent crimes, and how judges adjudicate juvenile offenders. Newell Pt. 2 Newell speaks with Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, about House Bill 321, law…